The cool Frappuccino and its hot counterpart are some of the sauciest, best looking drinks we’ve ever tasted.
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As their third holiday drink this year, Starbucks Japan will be offering baked apples in drinkable form – served either hot or cold!
After months of pining for the Korea-only limited edition release, Starbucks customers in Japan finally get to enjoy the delicious puddings too.
We headed to our local Starbucks branch for the debut of the Bavarian cream-enhanced dessert drink.
The Frappuccino sets out a new path for Starbucks as the company ventures out into tea territory with their latest release.
Japanese Twitter users are weighing in with their thoughts on the two new limited edition items.
A variety of adorable Pocket Monsters have already served as the inspiration for delicious-looking drinks.
Does it taste like a coffee ice cream or a sweet baked dessert? Join us for the delicious taste test after the break!
The beautiful four-layered Frappuccino is filled with jelly made from Starbucks’ roast espresso blend.
We’ll show you how to order off the menu at Starbucks to create a mind-blowingly delicious frappucino that tastes like a cheesecake-based Tiramisu.
Starbucks Japan takes a break from fruit and goes for the cheese in its newest dessert drink.
The coffeehouse is giving Japan something to look forward to during the dreaded rainy season.
We try out Starbucks Japan’s two lactose-free drinks for spring, with their new revised soy milk formula!
Starbucks never ceases to delight us with their tempting seasonal creations, and here in Japan they’ve done it again this autumn with two new beverages that they released on October 1, the “Fruit Crush & Tea” and “Fruit Crush & Cream Frappuccino“. Both are fruit infused tea-based drinks that should be prefectly relaxing as the weather gets cooler heading into fall. Naturally, we had to try these, and we sent one of our Japanese reporters to a Starbucks the day the drinks were released!